The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1887-10-15
PERSONAL

jacob W. Pearce, Esq, VI Wy liduy A""Ao.
was one of judges on cattle at the York county
fair last week.
j. Leland Hanna, ESQ.,, has been appointed
solicitor of the Arlington Loan and Savings AS
ISOLATION. t.'s-.
Mrs. Carman, widow of the late Sheriff Car
man, of Hartford county, has removed from Belair
to Franklinville, Baltimore county.
Mr.. James W. Tyson, who spent the summer
with his SON at South Straford, Vermont, has rec
turned to Baltimore for the winter.
Miss Thomas, daughter of Col. John Il.
Thomas, of Baltimore, has been visiting at the
residence of DR.. VIM. H. Mace, near Rossville, 18th
district.
Rev. J. N. Davis, D. D., of Waterbury, Anne
Arundel county, formerly pastor Of Towsontown
M. r. Church. paid a visit to friends here the
past week.
Mr.. BENJAMIN F. Croft, of the 4th district
Republican nominee for County Treasurer, was IN
Towsontown on Thursday and was warmly greeted
by many friends.
Mr. James q. Hooper, one of the proprietors
of the Woodberry mills, has moved into his beau,
tiful new residence, on the corner OF st. Paul ana
Fourth streets, in the Belt.
Mrs. Winter, wife of Mr.. Willie Winter, the
dramatic critic of the New York Tribune, is visit
ing Mrs. John E. Owens, at her residence, "Alg-
burth Vale" near Towsontown.
Francis M. Darby, Esq, ex-United States
ub-Treasurer at Baltimore, and who is now o
nesday on professional business.
Mr. Thomas J. Hunt, one of the Republican
nominees for the House of Delegates in Carroll
county, is son of the late Wiley Hunt and was
formerly resident of Baltimore county.
MIR. Albert Wagner, one of the solid business
men of Canton, and one of the most active Re
publicans in the 18th district, was in TowsontoWn
on Tuesday and called at The UNION office.
Mr. Fred Won Kapff, of "Stoneleigh," near
Towsontown, has been elected delegate to the
convention of Jersey cattle breeders which meets
in Kansas City, Missouri, early next month.
Mr.. Edward e. Bunce of Oakland, Califor-
mia, who was for many years popular conductor
on the Northern Central Railroad, has lately been
visiting friends in Baltimore city and county.
Rev. j. G. Morris, D. D., of Lutherville, who
presided at the Maryland Synod of the Lutheran
Church, at Hagerstown, has passed his sixtieth
anniversary as minister of that denomination.
Rev. w. w. Reese, pastor of Chestnut Grove
Church, Sweet Air, is on a two weeks visit to the
Eastern Shore Prof. Wilmington, of Waverly,
will fill his pulpit on Sunday, 18th inst, at IL
Mr.. A. w. Stiefel, son of Edward W. Stiefel,
ESQ.,, of the 1st district was married on Thursday
last, at the Second English Lutheran Church, Bal
timore, to Miss Mamie A. Schumacher, of that city.
Mr.. Seth Humphreys and wife, of Wethered-
vile, Baltimore county, celebrated the sixth an
niversary of their wedding few days ago, when
they we're the recipients of several handsome
presents.
Charles P. Knight, Esq, Republican member
of the City Council from the 18th ward of Balti-
more, and who is a candidate for reelection, was
in Towsontown on Thursday and called at The
UNION Office.
DIR. Charles A. Baldwin, who was chairman
of the Democratic convention of Washington
county, was formerly resident of Baltimore coun-
ty, He is a son of Mr.. John Baldwin, of the
18th district
The many friends in Baltimore county of
Mrs. Goucher wife of Rev. John +. Goucher, D.
D., pastor of the First M. E Church, in the Belt,
will be glad to learn that she is recovering from
her long illness.
The venerable Pleasant Hunter, of the 18th
district, presided at the Democratic mass meeting
at Mount Carmel, on Saturday last. The report
that Mr.. Hunter was interested in the indepen-
dent movement in the county is therefore moor
rect. -.-...-.....-.--'.
There was pleasant reunion at the residence
OF DR.. VIM. R. Neville, of Hampden, few days
ago, when himself and his two brothers-Harry
Neville, of Nebraska, and John Neville, of West
Virginia-met together under the same roof for
the first time in nineteen years.
MIR. Thos. Gorsuch, of the Sth district, who
spends m ost of his time in Europe, but who lately
came home ON a visit, was in Towsontown on
Wednesday and called at THE UNION office. He
is looking very we'll and his health is better than
it has been for some years. Mr.. Gorsuch will
spend the coming winter in Italy and sailed this
week.
Among those from Baltimore county who at
tended the Belair fair this week were Joshua NJ.
Matthews, Edward S., Thomas and George Peerce,
of Dulany's Valley; William Fell Johnson, Noah
Walker, William B. Cockey and Geo. II. Elder, of
Green Spring Valley; Hon. II. B. Holton, Fred.
Won Kapf, VIM. II. Hook, Frank Lee, Col. Edw.
Jenkins, W. O. B. Wright DR.. A. S. Baldwin and
John A. Conkling, of Long Green William Boyce,
Harris and VIM. Ceilings, of Luthervie; Barney
Balls, of Govanstown /; John G. Bosey and William
H. Wight, of Cockeysville; Col. D. G. Mcintosh,
Miss Boarman, j. Maurice Watkins, Charles w.
Lee, A. J. German and John B. Longnecker, of
Towsontown.